Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 1
On the I baptized three persons one
of whom was a preacher. While preaching on this day some of
the lower sort armed themselves with rotten eggs and threw
them at me. One hit me in the head but did not break
until it struck the ground
The next day I walked to Ledbury and
found a letter from Brother Richards. Afterwards returning
to brother Benbow's I baptized four persons 2 of whom were
preachers: one was Thomas Kingston the Superintendant of
the preachers of the United Brethren. I felt to exclaim
Glory to God, this work rolls on!
Sunday I preached at Hill Farm and
in the evening confirmed 6 persons and ordained Thomas Kington
to the office of an Elder and William Jinkins to the office of
Priest.
The next day I received letters from
John Taylor Willard Richards and Alfred Cordon. Elder Taylor
informed me that he had baptized seventeen persons in
Liverpool and Elder Richards' wished me to enquire of
the Lord his will concerning ^brother^ and sister Richards for
